Poles warned of revolt and Russian crackdown in Poland
Moscow issues notice that Poland cannot become a second Finland and warns that any attempt at autonomy or revolutionary meetings will be treated as revolt. The article cites ukases on religious liberty and civil rights, notes Polish movements, and declares Vistula districts under war conditions to restore order while urging Poles to abandon agitators and embrace unity with Russia.
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Isian
Poland
Finland
T Petersburg
Emily
Nationalis
Henrik Sienkle
Committee of Ministers
Ukase
Kingdom of Poland
Russia
Empire
Douma
Vistula
Kingdom of
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Papers
A compilation of death notices and funeral details from Philadelphia and New York papers. Entries include Irene Leqec and Catherine AL Corbin. Milton Buchman and Lidred Buchman. Mary Fleraper widow of Poyona. John J Hughes. Mrs Te Hoffman. Myarthy and Arnie Mecarthy. John A. Hughes. Henry Lee. and Mary Jane Voss. Dates span November 1903 to November 1909.
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Leqec
Ufe
Irene
Sd Seok
Philadelphia
York
Hanan
Milton
St Toils
Himh Kak Creek
Shurdas
Catherine AL Corbin
Hou Mivarthy
Itiemah
Arnie Mecarthy
TC Stier
Michael
Hom Street
Merthwest
Haly ' Y
Masei
Awomarion
Tom
Nertiwest
John A
John
Henry Lee
Agnes Toolape
Teco
Sears
Marriages and Death Notices in Washington Post and Others
Notice of marriages and deaths appears across multiple New York Times and other papers. The document lists various publications including Times, Globe, Herald, Public Ledger, and several regional papers as sources for the notices.
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Tim Laneous
CIN
Enquirer
New York Times
EL Bald
RIEP
ALO Record Herald
Lauflphia Public Ledger
Solanal
HK Tpr Herald
LOVIS
Pionler Press
Tribene Cleveland Plain Dealer
Extremists Aim for Universal Socialism in Russia
In St Petersburg on November 12 the Social Democrats announced a far reaching program through two new papers Novia Zhizn and Nashalo. They claim the overthrow of absolutism and seek a democratic republic fused with international socialist Utopia led by forty key Russian intellectuals including Maxim Gorky and Kiev’s author of The Red Laugh. They vow to shape Russia’s future as the core of a global democracy.
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St Petersburg
Russia
Novia Zhizn
New
Hie
Nashalo
Maxim Gorky
Kieff
Red Laugh
Russias
Martial law in Russian Poland sparks panic in Warsaw
War saw panic-stricken citizens report surprise at martial law across ten governments of Russian Poland. Rumors of anti Jewish riots circulate as houses are barricaded and Jews arm themselves. An infantry patrol fired on a crowd in Ostrowiecka street at 9 pm, causing injuries amid a growing strike and fuel shortages.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ostrowiecka Street
Cval
Fued
Naval Officers Resign After Cronstadt Mutiny
In St Petersburg on November 12 the corrupt state of Cronstadt naval administration led to the resignation of Admiral Nikonoff, Baltic port commander, and other officers. Mutineers, instead of execution, face a long punitive voyage as three cruisers prepare to sail the mutinous sailors.
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Cronstadt
St Petersburg
Cronmstadt
Nikonoff
Baltic Porte
Quiet at St Petersburg as Jews remain apprehensive
St Petersburg reports a quiet day with no excesses, yet Jewish residents stay wary. News notes abolition of martial law in Kremenchug and Tiflis, with districts responding to the change amid cautious conditions.
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St Petersburg
Kremenchug
Tiflis
Russia Faces Thorny Path to Freedom in Reform Push
Nov 13 Saint Petersburg reports show Russia's reformers distrust the government and avoid office, fearing sacrifice. Witte's program struggles as liberals seek firm seats, with Prince Troubetskoy and others returning to back a Moderates' party. The emperor's step is seen as irreversible, agrarian unrest grows, and education and press reforms move forward under the new regime.
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Gt Petersburg
Russia
Count Witte
Douma
Count Witta Diay
Witte
Prince Wugenr Troubetskoy
Publi
Dmitri Shipo
M Gutchkoff
Moscow
Court Witte
M Durnovo
Council of the Empire
Party of Order
Russ
Zemstvoists
Memorial Service in Mile End for Jews Slain in Russia
In London a 10,000 strong Jewish gathering at Mile End held a memorial for Jews killed in Russia. The crowd mourned as Lamentations chanted. Rabbi Schwewak appealed to Christians for justice and aid, urging a month of mourning and donation of self-denial proceeds to Russian relief.
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London
Great Assembly Hall
Mile End
Russia
Rabbi Schwewak
Russio
Russian Jews relief fund grows with $1000 pledge from Bnai Brith
Simon Wolf confirms consent for a $1000 donation from the Bnai Brith Society treasury to aid Russian Jewish sufferers. He notes rapid fund growth as others in Washington and across the United States offer gifts, with further appeals to unions and congregations to donate.
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Washington
Simon Wolf
Mr Wolf
Adolph Kraus
Chicago
Bnal Brith
Bnal Brith Society
Society
Wolf
Mighth Street
Rabb
Simon
Argo
J Dreifua
Russia
Vr Wolf
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Edson
Macfarland
Post, Star, and Times
Carnegie aids Jews as faith in humanity is urged in New York
An Amien Carnegie donation of 1000 dollars for Russian Jewry is paired with a Washington Post report on a New York meeting held to condemn Russian atrocities. Dr Madison Peters led the Baptist church event with Rabbi Silverman and Dr Robert MacArthur urging brotherhood and lowering religious barriers.
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Washington Post
New York
Amien Carnegie
Russia
Isidor
Brotherhood of Man
Christian Church
Madison Peters
Baptist Church
Russa
Dr MacArthur
Dr Silverman
Silverman
Peters
MacArthur
Temple
Emanu-El
Oscar L Strauss
Cyrus Sulzberger
Justice Greenbaum
Mas- Hanes
Sun Scribe
Vote on Call to King in Norway Plebiscite
Norways plebiscite on whether to accept Prince Charles of Denmark as king opened under clear weather. In Christiania with 40 000 eligible voters about 95 000 had already voted, polling to continue tomorrow and results to be announced Tuesday. A fort night of agitation ended Saturday in a storm of oratory by party leaders for and against a republic.
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Christiania
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Norway
Agaimst
Republic
Dr Gladden Declares Tainted Money Issue Settled
Columbus Nov 12 Dr Washington Gladden moderator of the Congregational churches of the United States announced from the pulpit that the controversy over tainted money is settled for the Congregational Church. He said the principle contended for would be respected in future board action and that no moral questions need be raised in the solicitation of funds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washingaton Gladden
Congregational Churches of the
United States
Congregational Church
Giurkeni
Seattle
Mass meetings raise funds for Russian Jewish relief
Across cities from Rochester to Louisville crowds donate to aid Jewish suffering in Russia. In Rochester $32075 and in Louisville nearly $4000 were raised. Chicago crowds hear of massacres as $13600 plus cash gifts flowed in. In Tokyo a Diet assembly is ordered for December 2.
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St Laws
Hussia
Rochester N Y
Navy
Kansas City
Russa
Milwaukee
Wis
Russia
Fever From New Orleans Linked To Havana Yellow Fever
Mosquitoes carried yellow fever from New Orleans to Havana where two Las Animas Hospital cases and a suspect Spanish woman are under observation. An electrician and an opera company member at Payret Theater fell ill after exposure to electrical goods shipped from New Orleans. Alabama lifts Pensacola quarantine, ending state restriction.
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Havana
Cape of H
Chilvers
New Orleans
Las Animas Fever Hospital
Savaniard
Clerks Hospital
Las Animas Hospital
Payret Theater
Montgomery
Ala
W H Sanders
Alabama
Pensacola
Appeal to the President to Intervene for Russian Jews
A Pittsburgh synagogue crowd urged President Roosevelt to aid Jews in Russia. Protests were passed, fund-raising aimed at 25 100 by December 1, with 9 500 raised on site and 3 500 from others. Across cities, Jews held mourning meetings, raised funds, and drafted protests seeking action by the U S government.
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Pittsburg
Russia
Roosevelt
Czars Dominion
Cleveland
Ohio
Navy
Forest Street
Ravinson
Newton D Baker
Paris
Mr Baker
Newport News Va
Newport News
Hampton
Baltimore
Cheb Shalom Temple
Council of Jewish Women
Piracy on Black Sea Drives Families to Vanish Without Trace
London reporting from the Bucharest Daily Mail correspondent describes widespread piracy in the Black Sea with several fugitives’ families disappearing from steamers. Riots in Akkerman, Bessarabia flare into flames as anti Jewish violence recurs. Maritime movements note several ships arriving or sailing between New York Rotterdam Antwerp and Hamburg. Health ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatic muscle and joint pains.
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Washington Post
London
Bucharest
Daily Mail
Black Sea
Akkerman
Bessarabia
Theories About Food And Diet Theories
An article discusses health food trends and dietary theories criticizing meat abstinence while endorsing a mixed diet. It touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as aids for digestion, claiming pepsin and diastase digestion support, and cautions against cheap laxatives as ineffective for indigestion.
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Julius Remingon
Wke
Stuart
Dynamite Found in Church Rectory Furnace
In Middletown New York on November 12 a stick of dynamite was found in the furnace being installed in the cellar of St Jospepas Roman Catholic Church rectory. Rev Dean J P McClancy and Rev Father M J Shine were inside when workmen uncovered the explosive. Workers abandoned the site in fright and police seek the origin of the dynamite.
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Washington Post
Middletown
St Josépas
Dean J P McClancy
M J Shine
Philadelphia Contributions Raise Large Sums in Fund Drive
In Philadelphia on November 12 five large Jewish meetings raised funds for Russians Jews. At Mercantile Hall a total of 320000 was gathered in thirty minutes under Judge Mayer Sn’tberger with Rabbi Joseph Krauskop delivering the keynote. A 25 member canvassing committee was formed to extend the drive citywide. Additional contributions poured in at the Columbia Theater and at three other meetings in the Jewish quarters.
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Philadelphia
Russia
Mercantile Hall
Mayer Sntberger
Joseph Krauskop
Keneseth- Israel
Bussia
Columbia Theater
Change in Diet Restores Health and Vitality, Postumo Testimony
A Winnipeg professor recounts years of nervous and eye trouble, stomach issues, and weight loss. After trying various foods he found relief with Grape-Nuts, reporting weight gain from 115 to 185 pounds and restored mental focus. He credits diet with restoring health and urges others to consider Grape-Nuts as a key remedy.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Cornell University
Bennett
Postumo
Battle Creek
Human torso found on city dump mysteries surround identity
A severed torso with bullet wound was found by children at a city dump. Coroner Belstein notes embalming and mutilation, with head, arms missing. He believes the remains are those of a murdered man about 140 pounds, age undetermined.
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Cleveland
T1e
Belstein
Miss Hopper Under Knife At New York Hospital
Actress Miss Bina Walace Hoppear underwent an appendectomy at a private hospital in New York after being transported from her home Saturday. The operation, performed by Dr Walker with assistants, lasted under an hour and prognosis looked favorable for discharge in about three weeks. Separately, Mexico’s Mexican Central Railway agreed to supply fuel oil to its network under a 15 year deal with Mexican Petroleum Company worth about 5 million dollars.
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New York
Bina Walace
Hoppear
Mountain of Iron Sold by United States Steel at Durango
United States Steel Corporation has purchased the famous Solid Iron Mountain at Durango, reportedly the richest of its kind in the world. In Mexico City, Nov 12, German locomotive builders plan to compete with American firms for railways, claiming lower prices. Wheat imports to the U.S. are expected on a large scale as wheat remains high, corn prices rise, and cotton markets show gains. Last year’s cotton crop was about 60,000 bales. this year’s crop is projected near 9,000. Revenue receipts show a healthy rise, signaling improving business conditions as customs duties remain strong.
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United States Steel Corporation
Durango
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Duerango
Mexico City
United States
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